What’s up with Michelle Pfeiffer in a couple of new songs

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You ask why, I ask why not Michelle Pfeiffer? She’s becoming to music what Betty White was to TV and movies a few years back. Michelle’s name is in two popular songs and at first I was going to write this fantastic piece about the why’s and the who’s but USA Today already did it here.

The songs are Vance Joy’s “Riptide” and Mark Ronson’s “Uptown Funk.” And every time I hear her name mentioned I think of her as the kick-butt Marine in Dangerous Minds. What’s your Pfeiffer favorite? Comment below!

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5 thoughts on “What’s up with Michelle Pfeiffer in a couple of new songs”

  2. I always heard it as “smoother than a fresh dry Skippy”, as I am aware of this concoction. Although it is said, in the smash hit “Uptown Funk”, some think the words are “smoother than a fresh jar Skippy”, but insiders have said that the real lyrics are: “Smoother Than a Fresh Dry Skippy” which Mars thought would not enhance his image. He posted a jar of Skippy on his Instagram account. but that’s okay, we understand it perfectly to be “Smoother than a Fresh Dry Skippy” : A mixed alcoholic beverage made of beer, vodka, and country time lemonade. Usually consumed at parties, much like a keg of beer or a bucket of jungle juice. Invented in the most inner urban cities, as the ingredients are easily obtained and cheap.
    Ingredients:
    30 cans of Beer
    1 handle (750ml) of Vodka
    1 can of Country Time Lemonade mix
    Dude 1: “Yo, I heard Nick is having a party tonight”
    Dude 2: “Yeah dude, he’s making Skippy. We’re gonna get smashed.”

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  3. He knows it’s “a fresh dry Skippy” but, if he says that it would not enhance his image. A fresh dry Skippy, according to the Urban Dictionary is: A mixed alcoholic beverage made of beer, vodka, and country time lemonade. Usually consumed at parties, much like a keg of beer or a bucket of jungle juice. Very inner urban city.
    Ingredients:
    30 cans of Beer
    1 handle (750ml) of Vodka
    1 can of Country Time Lemonade mix
    Dude 1: “Yo, I heard Nick is having a party tonight”
    Dude 2: “Yeah dude, he’s making Skippy. We’re gonna get smashed.”

    Like

    Reply
  4. Pingback: Smoother than a fresh jar of Skippy explained | Out of the Wilderness

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